Crew room accommodations
02-22-2020, 03:14 PM
#31
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
Posts: 489
Originally Posted by BeechedJet
In ORD by terminal 2 there’s that children’s play area, you can sleep in the airplane at night.
In FLL there’s behind the counter at Pei Wei where the employees like to sleep.
Go to the Delta terminal in DTW by the end of the B Gates and there too I think are nice sofas you can chill out at.
LAS just grab your busted duffle bag of clothes and lay wherever you want.
DFW you can sleep on the train.
MCO once again go to the Delta terminal, grab a bloomin onion from the Outback and sleep soundly on the nice couches in the centerpoint.
Theres some bushes by the terminal in ACY you can sleep in but be prepared to be joined by three other people.
In FLL there’s behind the counter at Pei Wei where the employees like to sleep.
Go to the Delta terminal in DTW by the end of the B Gates and there too I think are nice sofas you can chill out at.
LAS just grab your busted duffle bag of clothes and lay wherever you want.
DFW you can sleep on the train.
MCO once again go to the Delta terminal, grab a bloomin onion from the Outback and sleep soundly on the nice couches in the centerpoint.
Theres some bushes by the terminal in ACY you can sleep in but be prepared to be joined by three other people.
02-27-2020, 05:30 PM
#32
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2016
Position: A320 CA
Posts: 707
Originally Posted by bruhaha
At DFW there are the family restrooms that have benches in all the terminal inside and outside of security, so in theory you can find any empty one, and lock the door and then turn out the lights and use the bench as a temporary sleeping bench. They've also got outlets so you can charge all of your devices to your hearts content. The ones upstairs near D18 are relatively untrafficked so you can spend the whole day in there without getting bothered.
Serious or not, spending the night in a bathroom?
We really are "living the dream."
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